J. W. Kays Furniture Company
The
B ig
S to re
W ith
L it tle
P r ic e s
E v e r y th in g
to
F u r n is h
STYLES IN
Some B reezy In terco lleg iate Locals,
Gleaned and Clipped F rom
E xchanges
SOPHOMORE SUITS
C o m p le t e S t o c k s o f D r u g s ,
I he au th o r of the “O ne, tw o, three,
C h e m ic a ls , P e r f u m e s a n d
four song of Stanford died recently
F in e S o a p s
in India.
Special stu d en ts are not eligible to
office in the student-body of the U ni
versity of M ichigan.
P h o to g r a p h e r s’ S u p p lie s a S p e c ia lt y
Freslnnen of the L am ba A lpha so r
ority at \\ ichita College were forced
as part of their initiation cerem onies
Did You Ever Use a
to enter private houses unannounced
and do the Salome dance.
HOE S A F E T Y RAZOR
Forty-six students have registered
I hey are Fine. We also have the Gillette and
Star Linrs.
J11 ' J <H,t
-- 1 'AC
rSi7 °f
for intercollegiate
B E R G E R -B E A N H D W . CO. l tIX
E v e r y th in g t h a t ’s n a tty
and
Young
F u r n is h in g s
at
R o b e rts B ro th e rs
TO G G ERY
to
5 5 4 W illa m e t t e S t r e e t
Gugçne Stçam
[a und ry «¿e
\V e > t E ig h t h St.
C o r n e r C h a r n e lt o n
Mil Rolfs Gra Sli öei ls
Underwood Rink • • •
IPanville and fiempy
FOR THE REST OF AMUSE
MENT. REST OF MUSIC.
OPEN DAILY. WE SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE.
macDonalds Cooper, Props
Cheaper Ihdn the Cbeapcsl
H. E. MORRIS
MUSIC HOUSE
in
debates. ______________________
THEATRE CAFE
$ire«i
n if ty
M e n 's
| M any are girls.
N ebraska, with an enrollm ent of
3350. has 688 students in the Germ an
V isit the
departm ent. ( )regon, with an enroll
ment of 530, has over 250 students ta k
ELECTRIC AND DREAMLAND
ing work in G erm an.
I he press club at Princeton does
T H E A T E R S
wo] k sunilar to that of the new O re- I
gon \\ eekly press bureau.
The girls at the U niversity of M ich
Continuous Performance in A fte r igan have an athletic field of their own.
1 lie num ber of hooks and pam ph
noons and Evenings
lets in the library of H arvard is 1,243,-
/ 78.
C hange c f P ro g ra m M o n d a y , W ednesday, F rid a y .
There are no college papers in E n g
land. In Am erica thdre are more than
three hundred.
J. LeR oy \\ ood will be the first
graduate of Columbia I niversitv of
Portland to graduate from the U niver-
M akcs Special R a te s to Stu- s,t>. <>f ( )re.g(»n.
d en ts B oarding bv th e W e e k I Al • V ,e tl,ere Vs a sel)arafe athletic
c i i a o u a i u i i i g u y i n e w e e K | association to take charge of m inor
sports. These include basketball, hock
e y , tennis, sw im m ing, golf, w restling
fencing and soccer.
\V. J. Bryan, Jr., is a candidate for
Tor bcuscTurnlshlnqs
th e presidency of bis class at the U ni-
3» East ninth h
C o m p le t e
NEW FALL AND WINTER^
N E W S FR O M O T H E R C O L L E G E S
L in n D ru g Co.
Y our H om e
versity of Nebraska.
His managers’
tso'p',iL i„bne 'h r ('',i'h .nn the c° -e<l v o tc j
, S enator Guggenheim lias given to
Colorado the prom ise of a law build
ing to cost $75.000.
I he W hitm an football team was
T.
™
'h e TOLLMAN Studio
tor all kinds of
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
P 7!SC< .\Vnh lts rccePtion at Corvallis,
n ; 1 ” v i ? nf New York has do-
P la c e Io B „ , and
The
C o rn e r of
■ I A II U 3
606 Willamette St.
Phone Main
ei,.l|,l,'r,V'
fore'K,,ers-
rep resen
tin g
(ighteen l,|'rf
different
nationalities
are reg
istered at the U niversity of M issouri.
Basketball prospects are especially
591
llirigbt at W hitm an this vear.
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r BANK
S e v e n th &
W illa m e tte
C o c k e r lin e & W e t h e r b e e
D ry
floods,
C lo th in g , and
Ladies’ and d e n ts ’ F u rn is h in g s